So sad to see @rodeodotclub shut down. Thanks to all 993 creators who supported my art. It’s been a fun ride.
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what if borrowing a drill from your neighbor was as easy as texting a friend? i explored this idea as a design exercise. a neighborhood tool library app where you can list tools you own, see what's available nearby, and borrow from people on your street. the problem is simple. most of us own tools we use once a year. our neighbors own the same ones. they all collect dust while we keep spending money on stuff we don't need. i designed three screens to explore how this could work: - a home screen with search, categories, active borrows, and recently listed tools in your area - a tool detail page showing availability, pricing, max borrow time, and what's included - a chat screen where neighbors coordinate pickup and return. like texting a friend, not filling out a rental form ____ like these designs? Let's collaborate on your project
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A few days ago I asked myself what a travel website might look like in 2026. That question sparked a design exploration, and the result is what you see below. Could a chat be missing? No, of course it’s there. The real challenge was: how can we make this experience more than just a plain chatbot? How do we blend talking and visual elements together? I decided to present the results in a visual way that also has interactive UI parts. It all starts with a few cards that give a quick preview with the essential information. When the user taps a card, a panel slides up from the bottom and shows all the travel details: dates, flights, accommodation, and a price summary. There are other useful things that could be added – such as the services the hotel offers, social proof, etc. – but for this concept I kept it simple. With this approach the user feels both inspired and guided, and we know that emotions play a big role in choosing a trip. ______ Do you like this design? let’s collaborate
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